"Kiss Me More" is a celebration of desire and the thrill of newfound attraction.

The title "Shape of You" can be seen as a reflection of a partner's genuine appreciation for the physical and emotional "shape" of the person they are attracted to. In this context, it may encourage women to embrace their own unique shapes and feel valued for who they are.

"good 4 u" is a candid and emotionally charged exploration of the complex feelings that follow a breakup, particularly when one person appears to be moving on quickly while the other is still in pain.

"Shape of You" does not have explicit gender-specific influences or inspirations, but it approaches themes of attraction and desire in an inclusive and relatable manner.

The song's thought-provoking and emotionally charged lyrics, combined with Olivia Rodrigo's heartfelt delivery, make "drivers license" a powerful and relatable exploration of the emotional journey following the end of a significant relationship.

While "Shape of You" does mention physical appearance, it does so in a manner that is playful and accepting rather than objectifying.

"Stay" reflects the changing dynamics of the music industry, the influence of streaming and social media, the globalization of music, and the power of cross-genre collaborations.

While "Shape of You" by Ed Sheeran indirectly contributes to conversations surrounding body image and self-acceptance for women by promoting body positivity, inclusivity, and empowerment through desire, it has limitations in terms of addressing the deeper issues and complexities related to body image and self-esteem.

"Stay" reveals that Kid LAROI and Justin Bieber have evolved as musicians in terms of collaboration, sound, style, lyrics, mainstream appeal, professionalism, and global recognition.

The production and arrangement of "Shape of You" include elements such as a catchy melody, upbeat rhythm, playful arrangement, lively percussion, expressive vocal delivery, universal themes, and empowering qualities that can specifically appeal to a female audience.